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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JNO.
~ r. Pierce and Robert o. Burton, partners
in business under firm name Of Pierce Il Bur
ton- of Crescent City. Florida; have this day
made a General Assignment To me for the ben
efat of their creditors Certain preferences ARE
made I'm said Writ Of Assignment. which IL of
fle in the Clerks Office for Putnam County,
Florida AL persons indebted to said firm Will
make payment to n G, and all persons having
claims against said firm will present same %
me for allowance under the terms Of said writ
JESSE L. BURTON. Assignee.
CALHOUN, DAVIS 4 GIILLs,
AssiRnee's Attorneys.
March IL. 1887. mhly-Awfh
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

Clam juice ID . drink dispensed at
fashionable bars in New York. 1t ia said
- have sovereign virtue as a beverage to
aoher up on. Halifax and Matanzas
siv9s are full Of excellent CLAIMS going to
vsste, and plenty Of "a fishermen = fire.
Quenting their shores.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

We caught q number Of sharks, and
with them some Of their peculiar para
sites, remore, small fish resembling cat
nsh, which, by n sucker on top Of their
heads, attach themselves to the sharks
under their fms 30 firmly II is difficult to
pull them Off In some places n larger
remora is used for catching turtles. The
fishermen carry them out in boats with a
line made fast to q ring neatly fitted
around the tail. When they approach
q turtle they throw the remora toward it,
which quickly swims to 1t and attaches it,
self to IL so firmly that the turtle is drawn
to the boat by IL. One evening we seemed
to run into q sea of fire. On all sides the
surface of the water was illumined with
q gresnish blue phosphorescent light.
Buckets were thrown over the side to
ascertain the cause, and when drawn up
found TO contain number of objects re-
sembling corncohs In size, form and
roughness OF exterior, but of a hard
transparent, gelatinous substance. Pyro-
somR il the technical name for them,
though very appropriately, as ! thought,
our men called them sea pickles An
opening at one end and extending nearly
the whole length corresponds with the
pith of q corncob. Although SO solid,
each form consists Of great number Of
distinct, living objects adhering firmly to
each other. The whole mass was lumi-
nous, Of beautiful color and emitted as
much light as a candle. Some of the men
took them in their hands and had q torch
light procession around the deck The
effect was beautiful but weird.-Brazil
Cor. Baltimore Sun
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

Il looks very much as though the agri-
cultural experimental stations were not
peSvided for by the last Congress. There
Coss another chance to plant politicians
gone 10 seed. It il narrowing to think of.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

III we lose a dollar on der shtreet w
vhas madt because der finder vhas not
honest enough to return it, IL we find
fife dollar we feel dot der owner ought to
lose IL for his carelessness.-Carl Dunder.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

If l vhas q good man like to hat der
fact kept of my tombstone. Der grave
yard critic gifts nopody credit.-Carl
Dunder.
In New York city they nave '-mlsn.
suits to hire
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

Guntner, the Cnicago canay man, Is au
interchangeable collector of autographs.
Not long ago he paid IS, 600 for Shake
sperean autograph, and now has bought q
mummy.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

TO EXTEND THE TIME FOR CONFLICT
l. ING the PAlatka Watef-WoSks.
Be it Ordained By the Council of the
City Of Pulafka:
Wato1-WOrks ready for use. ~ contemplated
under an or dinance ITO construct, maintain
AID operate water works in and near the city
OF Palatka for pubic and private supply OF
pure vafsf." approved January =. 1ss6. and
an ordinance to amend the aforesaid ordi-
nance, approved Oetobsr u. les6. 10 hereby
Passed by Council February =. 1se5.
II. Z. TE ASDALR,
PRESIDENT OF Council.
Attest: Cook CARLETON. Clerk OF Council
Approved February. 1857.
fe36-ltTh LIZ BALDWIN, Mayor.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

An interesting message Of the Cover
nor Of Virginia will be found among our
Associated Press dispatches.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

PAlakka has the best base ball umpire
IN tho country. He is the Mayor Of the
city. One dollar and costs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17
FURNITURE.
SaleI

Having bought the entire Stock
of u. @. POST at Sheriff sale, at
such figures that we are enabled to
sell for the next thirty days at prices
never heard of before.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-17

A reporter asked Congressman Bragg
what he meant by the expression coffee
cooler" used in his speech against the
vetoed pension bill III you get Forbes
picture Of the war" said Mr. Bragg,
"you win see picture Of the regiments
the road, under . cedar corse, there are
three soldiers sluatting 0lwn holding
their coffee in cups, cooling it, And there
they remain until alter the battle and then
rejoin their regiments. These fellows
were features in every regiment, and I
was surprised ~ the fAithfulnens Of
Tnrhes' delin~ation az thea akulksran
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A10Pe0. THE NEWS,
PAIArKA FLORIDA.
PALATKA, FLA, MARCH II, 1887.
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FURNITURE!

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Too Busy 70 Dig 10 the Past.

Memphis Avalanche: THE people q
the South do not approve Of inc w. 49,
scenss and nsaslder ufferancee mic
snsrked Confederate" day q the Is0''
gis state fair.
II would Be unjust 10 hold Seo'!.
responsible for the traiIiies Of !ew
nstlcs who were permitted 70 81 '0.n
senseless, spread eagle el"quence y
occasion. II would be wrong 70 auent
10 visis upon The whole people o. 2 'os.
and prosperous section the error
trw misguided men who insisted W.
waving above The soil u The union ~
|tsitered reminders Of dead ana g.
past.
To honor the brave and the chiv.lFo y.
lie common delight To cherisn ~
memory Of the heroes Who died nfn'ss
for what they believed 70 be % ins'E 49,,
bic right, IL the sacred duty o. W.
Soushern.born man. 49,
But more u not demanded Of %. ~ u.
will moi be yielded, even BY those 80
themselves took part IN the struev
With Two decades there have come y.
men, and the times demand new - -,
ures. The best aud saiest. the Only 49,
and seBsIhle plan 10 70 let the p" n
and attend only 10 the present sn N,.; n
future . future III which the div' -,
81 The United States into Nortn =
South will not b. possible
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

|mnpo ohon oAsoo olneo ~ elBooll - oneI
|G)oAo. ~ ~ hoe jousooy = - eeAed
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~ eues Ne halr aaA shsveo hlmae)f|
uhllo transplog about, 9th The ektll os|
|oho mosl accomplished (onoorial artist !.
ne oass. &rjeke. hathes and eleeps - bel
NE Journey : never Zee down
10 rect y wae never sick % hour ID ehe|
|shree years ~ bic peregrlDa(loo olwave|
|~heerfhl. patient and conolderate ahoos|
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No device bot he bern vesortsd % BY
! hlo Relatives and friends % ~ him n
foreGo HE tramp Even phvsical so'ce
haa been brought % hear. Int HE fearful
euerealies and heart rendering p'eadsnee
waru lhem II were beiter 20 desise.
/ No(hlng % medical literature parallels
1.-The cas-. Nothing that may compare
9TH Il. ~. 6nvder's case d truly the
|moat peculiar and remarkable n We du-
ration ever chrcnirled IN medical his
|,orv. IN rain and sleet. mud and snow.
mid sunehlae and storm. In I'll kinds Of
westhes. might and dav, ~ hss kept w
|hla tlreleee round. On and on IN HE
|mouoto endleas tramp. never firing,
J In>eeing. or altering. yet '0n and on.
!, |moralaG. noon and night, ~ goes. and
y viii continue % travel, until HE journe,
Ilcads him into the grave. He never
, |snnrmured or complained - HE los--eveI
ImaniiestinG deep and p~ternaI care for
: Ihia family, combating Of = wife. two son'
md three daughiers. Unfortunate u
life, always poor. but reliyiously hones
..in I'll thingo,1 he has lived. command
ling the respect and confidence Of q
h about him AZ preeent they live N
}. rude log cabin on dry acre farm aeve'
. miles from this city. purchaeed with n
Iproceeds Of HE pedestrianism accumu
4 lased at county fairs and In dt0eren
h | snuseums throughput the country. Tn
!, pash about ME humble home is wor
|iull, ok inches deep and - hard - iror
4 | I examined the muscles Of his legs, the
are ~ frm - rawhide. though leesene
u aud dwav(ed in size. He Il neither
n. crank nor crazy. and call his peculis
;, morbid h,llucination what You maj
= 'uonomanis or dementia, yet 70 conver'
I'll with him diapels the theory Of his balm
LII unsound mind. There 70 On eqnaf
Ilimity OF temperament. clear reasoning
il Iouick perception. rational understand
I, ling BY him on I'll subjects discuese
! with and By him. that leads % 20 COZ
Irlude his case marvellous, wonderful, u
>, rxpllcsble and without parallel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

OUR WARRINGTON LETrRn.
WAsuInefoH. u. e., Nov. 3. lei,
One Of The busiess men In wsshIp,,..
lls Presldeut Cleveland. Who q NOV ~
|sorbed IN investigating The reposta =
government bureau ofacess and sfasI.,,'
cal works for the purpose % preueris,
HE annual messsge 10 Congress. Noss
Of the large libraries In the Capissl hs,s
contributed something to me end 4
view. ana ! doubt whether even IL
rWcy cloprdia 70 On exception.
The President 10 not the only one -
pairing tor The long sesslon OF Congses.
now 90 near q hand, % the Conerer'
men themselves are arriving IL tke N,
every day. % - 20 have plenty OF tim
Ito settle themselves down before begin.
miug lhe long and lsborious task II n,r,
|oessions wosk. which will probably =.
tend far into the susnmer. Il Il likeI,
that the skirmish line OF the Presidee.
riftieth Congress. 90 II h highly prota.
BILE that many exciting and sensational
scenes will b enacted 10 the effort =
msnufac,ure political capital for ~ 4
1.-The pending campaign.
The tariff viii he the question Of II
others that will occupy the attention Of
that body, while the disposition Of ia
Treasury surplus will perhaps b con.
lsidered . collateral subject.
The Interstate Commerce Law win b
amended. and In new legislation. eioru
will be made tor the better protection q
railroad passengers from being roasted
10 death by heating stoves and kerosene
lsmps. Those Who advocate govern.
ment control Of the telegraph expectp
move In behalf of their favorite measure
The Fisheries Commission, Of which
You have heard 90 much, has engaged
lihirty-two rooms 81 one Of the Ieadins
hotels and will begin lie delibersiiors
THE latter part OF next week. 81 which
time the arriva! Of The British Comlnt
sioners IL expected; their American COL
lleagues ere now here IN consuliaiioa
with Secretary Bsysrd - TO their duties
and the extent Of their authority.
The difference OF opinion between The
lCivil Service Commissioner 10 regard
to the scope and operations Of the hs
llwhich they are called upon 10 enforc,
have become 90 acrimonious that Their
lpere0nsl relations are strained and ths
controversy has become . public scsndsl
These once dignified officials have fallen
70 ught,nR among shems.'ves hkes n,c
o. unsuls tchoo'boss: aud u e not q ~
improbable tbsf tie President aiA feel
: Ia his duty 70 play ne role - teacher sns
give them = sample q m's disc'pMne.
For tong time me fostomrr i'h'''
ment was grestls puzzlec - me ~.'''
sale reduction ~ the salaries 2. 'n''
fostmss'ers whose pay oepenos W
4 the amount o. postage stsmPs c~"ce'e
oy them steaoy decresse Oes's "oe
10 every csse where : Democs;s - ~
ceeoeo 2 Nepuoncan ~. !. 'uve, ~
A. ton snows that me 1epuo.'csn -
mssters nsc Oeen msesus s.,5e e.'''
ana engaging ~ essmp. sO,u o.' y
NJ csncei'eo. WINE % sne osne, "..1. ~
-. Democratic successors nave kept none
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s0VH Z undersigned = III be q bis ONCE
! TO attend 10 township business Of
Jefferson township, Dubois county. or
OF each week, and requests 81
,,ersons having business with the town
ship to attend 10 Il on those days. The
libraries are kept q J. VI.
.Jacobs'. IN BIrdseye, and the Trustees
residence, where I'll persons entitled eau
get books thereof
John CUMMINS,
Sent. s. ,9l-v. Trustee Jefferson Tp.
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Proposals.
Aelu h)auteo.
Alusiral Jnsiruments

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A uprtsht and square pianos Of make which wers
snscav srlrctsd and used the artists Of the ns
Soap Opera House COMPANY during the past ops
G, lie soid AZ liberal reduction from our regular pnSs~
PIANOS Foh wwfELiAN KNABE q CO. iis ssasv~
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pressmakins.

nREssMAKER BY dre s saas,1sa w n,sss
moro custosnsrs 81 day wssEi city county AaofsH
ROB Es Tribune Uptown omoe geo n..~1".y.
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nOIARIS REFRIGERATORS, separate mill
osmpsrtmens French Jlas hsiris:sssSsss rucns =
sarai0ga Ceosrs. Ter esSte, nuss " .asAi'Hs
s''.s 70 The SRSEr %issHxH. q u.ivrsiu P'ss~
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REAL ESTATE.
,uc,NEss AT THE EXCHANGE.


-. ,axsrsea for next few weeks IRE aimoss en-
n-s,v either country property, or oour sa'os
.,c,.v of tho dealers are absent from Town any SAC
,csr, the slightest chance Of bargain pf'nss o
III ,,ovp faces to the Exchange The properly sou
n" .eueu YESTERDAY realized 81 900 Ln9ow s Op
Via blot thirteen CITY lots on the 81 800 to the
81 81 4. @ 5s%s $40 'G e. H.
ns john smytS sold ~ order Of y ps.ssc
81 i = Go 70 JonS 4. Hsnss.-.
Nrw.yoRK, wednesday, July h. 1887.
..u..,. ..,s. we're made the Exchange and Anc-
BYE n. L.dlo~ 90.
pie 6 = sSse $500
By Lespsnasss f M ~ ;,7,h..
s.q Il ss: n sA yh lot 10. hs ~ ';s
s''''-'----s y William Eisn,.iy = by. 100,
Sal: e sa sa,ssr r.sa 5 IOs II f.
BY s s., A. &c Gs, Tsss FINS. 100
ns Of lst-ave sdjournedt to July ~
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Z. CITY:
., he R.ssssrs moe to4,av
SONS. 80 Eas, .orse Sargent and VITO sao ono
ss = s,s e 1ilss $1,000
Ws;nngtenaayIsin ss = "a ~ VI $500
sdsvH e, COT o. u soan.s $1,000
insdaie Road. Iloi io1lslio oc sc0fsid to "a 500
si.Sss =. 100 IT ii AvsA 6o1ioaa Lsnd 4, 600
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Na,ssi.t Noso Michael o'Neii ana ~ne 70 ao7so
s2d.st $50 q Of n l2n,sve. i1h'A' $4,000
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Ciip propertn for Sale.
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WANTED.-DOwntow business property for
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-21
Leaves for Manure.

The saving of forest and other tree
leaves to put into the manure heap has
been sometimes recommended, but l have
never seen it adopted by any practical
farmer in this vicinity. We have much
other better material. especially those
farmers who grow grain. Not half the
straw in our barnyards can he worked down
with the average ST. OK that most farmers
keep. And straw makes as good an abb
sorbent of manure as leaves, and better
fertilizer itself when decomposed. Ladies
in search of clean, rich soil for pottng
plants often visit the woods and scrape up
leaf mould from some damp deposit. But
it is generally disappointing. They think
it better than it proves because of its dark
color. blackness being the popular idea
always associated with very rich soil. But
black Leaf mould is mainly carbonr. Burn
it, and the ash showing mineral elements
is very small, and of these potash, the
least valuable, is most abundant. A
wagon-load of leaf mould has probably
not three cents worth of phosphate of
lime. | don't know how many loads Of
leaves would be needed to make one of
mould
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-10-21

importance to one cent. but at the same
time it is very important coin at times.
It will take circular to California, and it
will make you madden than halter and
March hare combined when you 60 to pay
your fare on q horse car and find that you
have but four cents and ten dollar bill.
One cent is very small. but when it is
added to the rate of interest you receive
on a stock it possesses a stern,
magnificent grandeur that carries
you away like a strain of music.
The penny, it seems. was made to put
on church plates, and, although man
may say it amounts to nothing, he will
strike matches and lift mats and crawl
about in the straw on horse car to find
the one he drops. 1t is so small coin
that you have to take off your glove to
take hold of it in your pocket, and yet it
is so large. when the baby swallows it,
the chances of the baby's living are some
times not worth a cent. Although one
cent is less than ten cents, yet one cent is
a great deal larger than dime. Many a
man has gone thirsty all day with four
cents in his pocket. For the want of that
one cent the four were as useless as the
eleven men on the jury who are held out
against by one."